You will be serving a mystery meal dinner where the guests order from a menu, without knowing what those menu items are! There should be much fun when the guests get their courses and find out wha…
Here we are, week 6 of the Make a Memory series. Each Monday now through the end of August I will feature a special family tradition from one of my favorite bloggers. It is so important to create lasting memories with our families and this will be a fun way to get ideas for fun …
Throw the dinner party of your spookiest dreams with these fantastic murder mystery dinner party ideas. One of the best parts of adulting is hosting dinner parties. It’s nice to be able to dress up, make a meal you feel proud of, decorate your home, and have all of your best friends or family in […]
We celebrated the graduating seniors in our young women's class for mutual a couple of weeks ago. A really neat lady had us over to her house for a mystery dinner. I had never been to one before and it turned out to be really fun. When we got there we all sat at a large rectangular table. We were given a menu. The food items were listed in code. For example, one menu item was named "boxers best" and it turned out to be punch (juice). Another menu item was "Garden of Eden" and it was the code name for baked apple slices. There were 5 courses and we selected the menu items we wanted served to us. Since we didn't understand most of the code names for food listed on the menu, we ended up getting served plates of food with funny combinations. Oh...and did I mention that we had to order our silverware too from the coded menu? I actually got a pretty big kick out of watching people find creative ways to eat their food without silverware until they got some. One of the girls dipped her baked potato in butter and sour cream as she ate it. The same girl got ice cream for her first course. Like her, I too received no silverware for my first course. I ended up using my crackers to scoop up and eat the jello and corn on my plate. During dinner, we kept tyring to figure out what code names the food went with, because we couldn't remember all that we had ordered for each course. At the end, our host told us what foods the code names on our menu were associated with. When I got home I looked up more ideas for mystery dinners online. Some mystery dinner food ideas (code names and answers) can be found in the list above if you'd like to try this at home.
How to host a Mystery Dinner Mystery Dinners are probably the most rewarding type of meal that any person can plan. My motto is ‘The more the merrier’, this works well if you are having a lot of people for dinner. Having been the head of an...
If you're looking for a fun and engaging way to entertain your guests at your next dinner party, a murder mystery dinner party game might be just the thing
A murder mystery dinner party is like holding a mini play in your home whilst hosting dinner. All the guests are given their character profile in the invitation and dress up according to their char…
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You will be serving a mystery meal dinner where the guests order from a menu, without knowing what those menu items are! There should be much fun when the guests get their courses and find out wha…
"My name is Sherlock Holmes. It is my business to know what other people do not know." -Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Adventure of the Blu This murder mystery party was a blast! Come see how I set up and executed (pun totally intended) a murder mystery dinner for 20 teens in my house, complete with hidden clues, a detectives board, and an incredible dinner! For the last year, my 12 year old has been obbsessed with the stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Specifically, anything Sherlock Holmes. So in honor of his 13th birthday, along with my love of literature themed parties, I decided to throw him the biggest bash ever! (With a side of murder.) Although the party was mostly my invention and imagination, the murder mystery game was purchased from a website. Here is the synopsis (and link) of the game off of the website MyMysteryParty.com: "Sherlock and Watson are hosting a dinner party with an intriguing group of guests at their flat on Baker Street. Londoners were shocked recently when the infamous Lord Blackstone assisted Scotland Yard with the capture of the depraved serial killer, Victor von Vacher. Has Lord Blackstone turned a new leaf and abandoned his cult of followers? Or, is this all a ruse to gain the trust of those he seeks to destroy? Alas, you have been invited to the party and wouldn't miss it for the world. This is where your story begins." The entire thing was based at a upscale dinner party so I decided to feed the kids a menu that the birthday boy was thrilled to be part of. Menu Appetizers: Shrimp cocktail, Sherlock Holmes silhouette cookies, and black licorice pipes. Drinks: Tea and sparkling cider. Soup Course: Chicken and rice soup with overnight crusty bread. Main Course: Roast beef, roast potatoes, & gravy, and vegetable tray. Dessert: mini pies, cinnamon bunt cake, lemon bunt cake, lemon mini tarts. I wish I got more photos of the food, but I had 20 teens in my house so every thing was snapped up the second it went out except the cake. The invitations had costume suggestions that went along with each character, and all of our incredible guests showed up ready to play the part! I had a few favorites; Seriously, our friends are the best!! The decor was all focused on Victorian era apartment style, similar to one that Sherlock Holmes himself would have had. I used a large, black, science fair, tri-fold board and stuck it to the wall with contact strips. Then came the fun part. I printed a poster sized map of 1859 London and placed it in the center. Then, I added clues and fun bits of trivia and I had a investigator's murder wall. Between Google and my vintage newspaper collection, I didn't buy anything but paper for this project. I wanted it to resemble what Sherlock may have had up on his walls when he was doing an investigation so it was messy, kind of all-over-the-place and with ripped parts of newspapers, and even a bloody handkerchief for good measure. The rest of the decor followed suit. All kinds of vintage London and candlelight, with a touch of macabre. The game was set up in rounds with three stages and a solution round. The guests got their character bio-sheets along with their invitations and were able to start with pregame clues as soon as they got here. I chose a special girl for the victim. I knew she would eat up the part as she is a wonderful stage actress and even assistant director before she graduated. She was perfect for the part of the opera star who had blackmailed one too many people at the party... Clues were found, characters were accused, and lots of laughs were had. After the game, we had fun at the photo booth which I set up to look like a vintage mug shot wall. Our constable helped us round up the suspects. Last but not least, the favors. Because the theme was so complex and took so much, I made simple favors for the kids to take with them. Something to encourage reading. Maybe even a bit of Sherlock Holmes.
Here we are, week 6 of the Make a Memory series. Each Monday now through the end of August I will feature a special family tradition from one of my favorite bloggers. It is so important to create lasting memories with our families and this will be a fun way to get ideas for fun …
Valentine theme for the mystery dinner this year. Four course menu with 5 choices per course. Kitchen staff doing the prep work. ...
A murder mystery dinner party is like holding a mini play in your home whilst hosting dinner. All the guests are given their character profile in the invitation and dress up according to their char…
A "mystery dinner" is a dinner party with a cryptic menu where only the host/hostess knows what's actually on the menu! Here are some of my favorite ideas and themes.
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Who doesn’t love a good whodunit? Mix it with a masquerade theme on Halloween weekend and you’ve got yourself such a thrilling night! For this gathering we partnered with Carter of Carter Cooks , who is an AMAZING chef with a fellow love of hosting. Ahead of the party she had everyone mention th
Dating while in school is often nonexistent, especially once your married. A few months ago Nathan and I realized that we needed to get back to dating each other, and make it a habit before we bring kids into this crazy life. We took turns planning dates and it lasted a few month, until last semester. My final semester was crazy and I was caught up in a whirlwind of "to dos' before I could get that silly piece of paper that tells employers they should hire me. We would occasionally find a night where we could go out to eat, but nothing creative just dinner. Nathan started school last week and I decided to brave my incredibly hot kitchen and make him a nice dinner. Then I decided to get crazy and turn it into a mystery dinner. Here's the menu: I let Nathan choose my dinner as well, so that I couldn't cheat. Appetizer Course Nathan got Pucker's Power (Brazilian Lemonade), I Don't Wanna be a Duck (Ranch Chicken), and Two Paths One Choice (Fork) I got Pucker's Power (Brazilian Lemonade), Fluffy Pillows (Roll), and Slippery When Wet (Ice Cream) Main Course Nathan got Indians Delight (Corn on the Cob), Buccaneer's Pal (Knife), Mini Digger (Spoon) and Shoemaker's Temptation (Nectarine Cobbler) I got Don't Wanna Be a Duck (Ranch Chicken), Buccaneer's Pal (Knife), Two Paths One Choice (Fork), and Shoemaker's Temptation (Nectarine Cobbler) Dessert Nathan chose well and got Fluffy Pillows (Roll), Sleepy Relative (Napkin) and Slippery When Wet (Ice Cream) I got Indian's Delight (Corn), Mini Digger (Spoon) and Sleepy Relative (Napkin) It was so much fun seeing what we each got and trying to eat without the correct utensils. We both had to eat ice cream with our hands and I was very grateful I received a napkin with my corn. It was a silly simple date night, but we both had fun and it was different from anything we've ever done before :) ~Bobbi Link Up Parties Get Your Craft On, Tip Junkie, Home Stories A to Z
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Veranstalten Sie Ihren eigenen Krimi-Spieleabend im echten Leben oder im virtuellen Krimi mit dem ultimativen Krimi-Spiel zum Thema der 1940er Jahre. Unsere eigenen Krimi-Sets eignen sich perfekt für einen Abend mit der Familie, ein Spiel auf einer Dinnerparty mit Freunden oder eine Teambuilding-Übung über Zoom für Kollegen. Laden Sie einfach direkt nach dem Kauf die Mystery-Spielmaterialien herunter, laden Sie Ihre Freunde ein und genießen Sie eine Nacht voller Lacher und Geheimnisse. Krimi-Plot Es ist 1946 und der Krieg ist vorbei! Um die tapferen Soldaten zu ehren, die dafür gekämpft haben, dem Land wieder Frieden zu bringen, veranstaltet Lord Winchester, eine Party. Bekannt für seine vielfältigen Gäste, sein üppiges Dekor und den frei fließenden Alkohol ist jede Versammlung in seinem London Manor immer das Gesprächsthema der Stadt. Während die Gäste einen oder drei Cocktails genießen, gehen die Lichter aus und als sie das Licht wieder einschalten, ist Winchester tot. Was war das Motiv? Rache? Eifersucht? Es liegt an Ihnen, es herauszufinden. Spieldetails Krimispieltitel: Ein Mord aus den 1940er Jahren Spielablauf: Zufällig wiederholbares Spiel Verbrechen: Mord Charaktergeschlechter: Mehrere geschlechtsneutrale, männliche und weibliche Charaktere Spielort: 1946, London, England Schwierigkeit: Mittel (wiederholbar mit unterschiedlichem Ergebnis) Spiellänge: 1. 5 - 3. 5 Stunden Kostümvorschläge: Kostüme im Stil der 1940er Jahre Alter: 14+ Was ist im Download-Kit enthalten? Host-Leitfaden Detective-Audiodateien Beweispakete Charakterbroschüren Spielabstimmung Kostümvorschläge (in Charakterhandbüchern) Einladungen Zeichen Spiel für 4 bis 8 Spieler Julie Gala Amerikanerin, Sängerin und Schauspielerin auf der Leinwand, möchte in besseren Rollen besetzt werden Aubrey Heyburn Belgier, Ausbildung zur Ballerina im West End, Familienvermögen im Zweiten Weltkrieg verloren, Alfie Hitchlock In Großbritannien geborener, berühmter Hollywood-Regisseur, der sich auf Thriller- und Horrorfilme spezialisiert hat Kabel markieren Amerikanischer Schauspieler, ehemaliger Frauenschwarm, der im Zweiten Weltkrieg Soldat und Pilot wurde, ein bisschen ein Frauenheld Meergrün. E Tempel Amerikaner, hatte als Kinderschauspieler große Erfolge, als Erwachsener jedoch nur sehr wenig Erfolg Lou. C Ball Amerikaner, Komiker, Sänger und Schauspieler, hat eine Weile nicht gearbeitet, freimütig und untraditionell Edna/Edgar Beaver Übermäßig freundlicher Stabschef im Winchester Manor. kennt alle Geheimnisse Henri Pierot Belgischer, pensionierter Privatdetektiv, in ganz Europa sehr berühmt, zwanghaft ordentlich und ordentlich. Spiel für 4 bis 14 Spieler Jane Marble Brite, ehemalige Krankenschwester im Zweiten Weltkrieg, aufmerksam, interessiert an Kriminalität, nie verheiratet, frühe Feministin Agnes Chrystal Brite, kürzlich geschieden, berühmte Autorin von Kriminalromanen, unabhängige frühe Feministin B. Rownose Der junge Soldat, jetzt Winchesters Sekretär, kommt den Geheimnissen der Leute auf die Spur und verrät sie. Jerry Kraut Deutscher, der viel zu britisch klingt, um echt zu sein, ein versteckter Gentleman, der als Butler arbeitet Thelmia Se’cretz Österreicherin, Journalistin, zur Spionin geworden, kann sich gegen jeden Mann behaupten, hegt Groll Oberst. J Muster Amerikaner, kämpfte in beiden Kriegen, verlor in einem das Auge, wurde im anderen reich und verheimlichte etwas Spiel für 4 bis 20 Spieler Lee/Leah N Field Brite, Waffenexperte, spezialisiert auf Gewehre und andere Schusswaffen, Waise auf der Suche nach ihrer Familie Sherman-Panzer Amerikanischer, lauter, dreister, hitzköpfiger Soldat, glaubt, den Krieg im Alleingang gewonnen zu haben, traditionell Pearl/Earl Harbour Amerikaner, baut und repariert Schiffe, kennt die Geheimnisse aller, hat Mühe, Arbeit zu finden, ist nervös Alana Turing Brite, Mathematiker, versteht Computerprogramme und Codes, wütend und männerhassend S. Pitfire Brite, Pilot aus dem Zweiten Weltkrieg, bekannt dafür, sein Ziel nie zu verfehlen, sexuell abweichender und ernsthafter Flirt Winnie. C Urchill Britische, traditionelle Politikerfrau, hasst alles Vulgäre, liebt Bulldoggen und hasst Prominente. Kommerzielle Lizenz In den folgenden Fällen benötigen Sie eine kommerzielle Lizenz: Sie planen, das Spiel gewinnbringend zu nutzen (öffentlich oder privat) Sie planen, das Spiel öffentlich zu bewerben und zu hosten Wenn Sie das Spiel im Rahmen einer Veranstaltung veranstalten, bei der Gästen oder Einzelpersonen eine Teilnahmegebühr berechnet wird Wenn Sie das Spiel für eine virtuelle oder öffentliche Dinnerparty veranstalten Sie sind nicht berechtigt, Spiele oder Dokumente in irgendeiner Form zu verkaufen oder zu ändern. Sie müssen die Lizenz zusammen mit dem Spiel erwerben, für das Sie sie verwenden möchten. Wenn Sie das Spiel bereits einzeln gekauft haben, kaufen Sie es bitte erneut mit der Lizenz und wir erstatten Ihnen Ihre ursprüngliche Bestellung. KLICKEN SIE HIER ZUM KAUF
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We celebrated the graduating seniors in our young women's class for mutual a couple of weeks ago. A really neat lady had us over to her house for a mystery dinner. I had never been to one before and it turned out to be really fun. When we got there we all sat at a large rectangular table. We were given a menu. The food items were listed in code. For example, one menu item was named "boxers best" and it turned out to be punch (juice). Another menu item was "Garden of Eden" and it was the code name for baked apple slices. There were 5 courses and we selected the menu items we wanted served to us. Since we didn't understand most of the code names for food listed on the menu, we ended up getting served plates of food with funny combinations. Oh...and did I mention that we had to order our silverware too from the coded menu? I actually got a pretty big kick out of watching people find creative ways to eat their food without silverware until they got some. One of the girls dipped her baked potato in butter and sour cream as she ate it. The same girl got ice cream for her first course. Like her, I too received no silverware for my first course. I ended up using my crackers to scoop up and eat the jello and corn on my plate. During dinner, we kept tyring to figure out what code names the food went with, because we couldn't remember all that we had ordered for each course. At the end, our host told us what foods the code names on our menu were associated with. When I got home I looked up more ideas for mystery dinners online. Some mystery dinner food ideas (code names and answers) can be found in the list above if you'd like to try this at home.
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Murder Mystery game kit with 1920s theme by Talking Tables. This host your own murder mystery game provides everything you need to throw a 'killer' 1920s murder mystery dinner party from the comfort of your home. With 3 alternative endings you can reuse this kit for multiple nights of murder mystery fun. A great excuse to get your friends and family together in some fancy dress! This 1920s murder mystery game also makes a unique gifts for him or gifts for her. Game contents - name badges, character/trait cards, weapon props, detective note sheets, police note sheets, crime files, murder clues, accusation, voting and solution sheets and award trophies. Check out our range of Puzzles, Board Games, Table Games and Kids Games for more family entertainment! Recommended for age 16+ and 5-12 players. Size - 265MM H X 265MM W 60MM D.
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A murder mystery dinner party is like holding a mini play in your home whilst hosting dinner. All the guests are given their character profile in the invitation and dress up according to their char…
